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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1892

Page

4

Indiana News in a Dated Rush of Local Tidings

A cluttered dispatch from Indiana recounts varied local items across towns like Warsaw Richmond Madison and Anderson. It notes party nominations police raids Lutheran building plans golden wedding anniversaries and multiple accidents crimes and civic happenings with numerous names and places.

People’s Party Warsaw Madison Richmond Henry Ylor Pinkerton Alparaiso Anderson

Call to Plymouth Church Meeting Elects Dewhurst Leader

A preday Plymouth church gathering of members and supporters was held in the church audience. The meeting resulted in the election of Rev. E. F. Dewhurst as leader.

Plymouth Plymouth Church E. F Dewhurst Ngton

Indianapolis Triumph Over Columbus in Dirty Ball Clash

In Indianapolis, the home club defeated Columbus 4 to 3 after seven innings amid a heated scene. O Rourke and Quinn were involved in tense plays, Madden excelled with two-base hits, and Breckenridge stood apart as the rough encounter escalated despite rain and wet grounds.

Columbus Indianapolis Buckeye Ohio St Gus Smeltz Kickers O'Rourke Madden O’rourke Campau Quinn Ohio Serah Breckenridge

Features Of Sporting Life Recap Of Multiple Games

Kansas City defeated Omaha 5 to 3. Wm Barnie of Baltimore to manage Fort Wayne. King Cadmus won 30000 for owner Pittsburg Phil. Henry Boyle to play at center or left field against Milwaukee. Latonia fixtures include John Berkley Yo Tambien Yale 91. I's results: Rockford 6 Rock Island 3 Evansville 5 Jacksonville 1 Quincy 5 Terre Haute 2. St Louis thoroughbreds: Corinne Bopeep Virge d Or Jay Maker Penny Royal Minnie Dee. Morris Park winners: Correction Masterlode Frieze King Cadmus Yorkville Belle Gertie D. Meara's release noted. Sharsis telegraphs Williams. Bicycle relay Columbus to Indianapolis planned for June 13. ten miles each. Rumor New York to obtain Anson as manager and player in exchange for Chicago share. Jack Slavin vs Con Riordan in London yielded a seven round, then Slavin, Riordan left eye swelled. Cincinnati 3 Baltimore 2. Philadelphia 7 Chicago 1. Brooklyn 7 Louisville 5. St Louis 7 Boston 6. Cleveland 7 Washington 6.

Kansas City Omaha Wm. Barnie Baltimore Fort Wayne King Cadmus Pittsburg Phil Henry Boyle Milwaukee Latonia John Berkley Yo Tambien Yale Ingomar Finger Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago Rockford Rock Island Evansville Jacksonville Quincy Terre Haute St. Louis Corinne Bo-peep Virge d’Or Jaymaker Penny Royal Minnie Dee Morris Park Correction Masterlode Frieze Yorkville Belle Gertie D. Meara Sharsis Williams Columbus Indianapolis New York Anson New York Association Jack Slavin Jackson Riordan London Slavin Mullane Murphy Cobb and Gunson Philadelphia Carsey and Clements Luby and Schriver Louisville Haddock and Daly Viau Dowse Pittsburg Crane

Comic Dog Cans Parade Sparks Washington Street Laughter

A switch boys union causes a barking prank with canned dog tails, a big yellow dog drags a string of cans through Washington Street, and a bystander is toppled by the can trap. An elderly couple’s quarrel scene ends with a saloon scene and a tearful reunion plan.

Corrigan Tommy Tam Switch Boys’ Union Judge Buskirk Washington Ban

What the Christian Standard Says About Pianos

A Christian Standard note explains pianos have become common in American homes with children, noting lower prices from manufacturer competition. It urges buyers to judge firms by integrity and experience and endorses D. H. Baldwin & Co as a reliable source for quality instruments based on their reputation and honest dealing.

D. H. Baldwin & C

Cattle and grain markets report slow demand and lower prices

Market notes from APoLis stock yards show Friday receipts of 900 cattle and 600 shipments with heavy offerings neglected and scarce sales. Good light steers, choice butchers cattle and some veal calves sold at steady to steady prices while common cattle and lighter weights moved slowly or unsold. Sheep and hogs receipts noted with lighter demand and prices easing. city grain futures mixed, wheat around 87 to 91 cents, corn near 60 cents, oats about 38 cents, with pork and lard futures following at firm to lower levels.

Ddias N Apolis Asion Cavite Annes Gavvos Iealuay

Bargain Counters Fresh Goods And Yard Sales

Front counters offer 500 lbs fine trash NM and U S bon bons at 25c each, 124¢ per lb. Center displays include three cases of summer dresses with cool cotton chalices and chevron stripes at 5c a yard. East features crochet bed spreads with medallion centers valued at 1.25, 88c each. West showcases 150 pieces of woodallies in new floral designs at 18c a yard.

U. S WEST

Bargain basement listing in men department sale items

In the Men’s Department a clearance page offers neck wear, tecks and scarfs at 25¢ each. Lace back suspenders 60c, heavy working suspenders 35c, lawn band and shield bows 5c, seamless half hose 9c, 50 dozen gauze shirts 25c, fire outing shirts 50c.

Bargain Kids and Ladies Shoes Sale

Soma sive Wisdom offers a Paris kid ladies line with many sizes at 4.00 goods priced at 2.60. Youths calf lacs sizes marked 1.50 goods 0.98. Misses congoa shoe spring heels with broken sizes 1.50 goods 0.90. Boys genuine calf button shoes 2.50 goods 1.69.

Paris Congo

Our Great Handkerchief Sale Value Offer

Our Great Handkerchief Sale presents imported stock at about half value. Last Saturday sold fast with 750 dozen to go tomorrow morning. 300 dozen colored border handkerchiefs at 8c, 300 dozen embroidered hemstitched and drawn work corners at 9c, 150 dozen hemstitched with drawn borders at 17c.

Storewide Bargain List From Early 20th Century Catalog

A historical catalog snippet lists consumer goods with low prices: center aisle suggestions, hair ornaments at 25¢ and 10¢, amethyst rhinestone rings 50¢, baby button sets 45¢, violet stick pins 10¢, black satin and silk fans priced around 25¢ to $1, purses at 10¢, Parker’s tar soap 14¢, several soaps for a few cents, Sperm machine oil 4¢, Highland beaiber perfume 5¢, triple extracts with bottle 26¢, silk throws and stamped linen scarf items, hand painted satin handkerchief cases 25¢, and Maggie’s Secret stain remover 25¢.

Parker's Highland Beaiber

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